At the age of 23, Fazal Din was a Naik (Corporal) in the 7th Battalion 10th Baluch Regiment, British Indian Army and found himself fighting the Japanese in Burma during WW2.
On March 2, 1945, his unit was on an assault against a fortified enemy position. When they came under fire from a bunker, Fazal single handedly destroyed it, killing every occupant inside. Suddenly six Japanese, led by two officers wielding swords, rushed from another bunker. The Bren gunner next to Fazal shot one officer and a Japanese soldier, but by then had expended the magazine of the gun. He was almost simultaneously attacked by the second Japanese officer who killed him with his sword. Fazal went to the Bren gunner's assistance immediately but, in doing so, was impaled in the chest by the 2nd officer; with the sword point protruding through his back. As the Japanese officer withdrew his sword, Fazal, despite his terrible wound, tore the sword from the officer and killed him with it. He then attacked another Japanese and killed him too. Now on beast mode and waving his sword, he continued to slay japs and encouraged his men to fight.
When all said and done, Fazal staggered back to Platoon Headquarters, made his after action report and collapsed. He died soon after reaching the Regimental Aid Post. For his actions Fazal Din was awarded the Victoria Cross.
To this day, medical officials are still trying to find a proper number to correlate with the size of his balls. #stayzero #zerofoxtrot #ultimatebadass #hardcore #warrior #awesome #military